First Loki Season 2 MCU trailer and poster land online
The first trailer and poster for Loki Season 2 have dropped online, teasing the return of major Marvel Cinematic Universe characters in the Disney+ show.
Hot on the heels of the final episode of Secret Invasion, Disney has debuted the first trailer for the second season of Loki, which premieres on its streaming platform on October 6. The six-episode series sees Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson back as Loki and Mobius M. Mobius, while Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Sophia Di Martino and Wunmi Mosaku all reprise their roles from the first season.
The trailer also teases the return of Jonathan Majors as a new variant of Kang the Conqueror, having made his debut in the show’s first season in 2021 before appearing again in this year’s Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. The actor’s future in the MCU has since been up in the air following his arrest in March over allegations of assault, but filming of Loki Season 2 apparently wrapped before those allegations came to light.
It looks like Majors’ Kang will still play a pretty prominent role in the upcoming season as a result – regardless of where Disney and Marvel decide to take things from here – amid a backdrop of time-slipping hijinks involving the god of mischief. Hit play above to watch the first trailer, and check out the first poster for Loki Season 2 below.
Loki Season 2 – which marks the first Disney+ MCU series to get a second season – debuts on Disney+ on October 6, 2023. LEGO minifigures of Loki and Sylvie from Season 1 arrived in 2021’s 71031 Marvel Studios Collectible Minifigures, but you’ll have to turn to the aftermarket if you want them now.
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